4 Best Junior Golf Driver Left Handed Picks for Young Golfers (2026)

Updated November 2026

Finding a junior golf driver left handed can be tricky, since many kids’ drivers are made only in right-hand versions. The right driver depends on your child’s height, age and swing speed, so this guide compares three left-handed Orlimar ATS junior drivers and explains how to match one to your child. Selection was based on manufacturer size specifications, brand reputation and common owner feedback.

Our Top Picks

Product	Best for	Key feature
Orlimar ATS Left Handed Junior Golf Driver Ages 3-5	Youngest beginners	29-inch length, 15° loft
Orlimar ATS Junior Golf Driver Age 5-8	Kids 44-52 inches tall	34-inch length, 320cc head
Orlimar ATS Junior Driver Age 9-12	Kids 52-60 inches tall	37-inch length, 360cc head

Orlimar ATS Left Handed Junior Golf Driver Boys & Girls Ages 3-5, 15° Loft | Lime/Blue Series

Best for: Youngest beginners who are first learning to make contact. Left Handed Chipper Golf Club: 5 Best Picks for Short Game (2026) goes further into this.

Manufacturer sizing targets children about 36 to 44 inches tall, with a 29-inch shaft and a 15-degree loft that helps get the ball airborne.

Pros

• Short 29-inch length suits very small hands.
• Flexible graphite shaft is light for slow swings.

Cons

• Will be outgrown quickly as the child gets taller.

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Orlimar ATS Junior Golf Driver Boys Age 5-8 Right Handed, 15° Loft | Blue/Lime Series

Best for: Kids who have moved past the first set of lessons and are ready for a longer shaft.

Listed for children about 44 to 52 inches tall, this model adds length to a 34-inch shaft while keeping the 320cc head and 15-degree loft.

Pros

• Flexible graphite shaft matches moderate swing speeds.
• Headcover included to protect the clubhead.

Cons

• Listed as right-handed in the title, so confirm the hand before ordering.

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Orlimar ATS Junior Driver Golf Club Right Handed Boys Age 9-12 | Red/Black Series

Best for: Older juniors who need more length and a larger clubhead.

Manufacturer sizing lists this model for children 52 to 60 inches tall, with a 37-inch shaft, 360cc head and rubber grip.

Pros

• Larger 360cc head offers a bigger hitting area.
• Rubber grip is listed for better control.

Cons

• Title lists right-handed, so check the hand before buying a left-handed child’s club.

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Buying Guide

Confirm the handedness first

Many junior drivers are listed as right-handed, so read the title and specifications carefully before you buy. A left-handed child needs a left-handed head and grip.

Match the length to height

Manufacturers publish height ranges for each model. A shaft that is too long makes it hard to set up over the ball, while one that is too short limits distance. For more on this, see Junior Golf Driver Length: How to Size a Driver for Your Child (2026).

Check the shaft flex

Flexible graphite shafts are common in junior drivers because they help kids with slower swing speeds launch the ball. Kids with faster swings may eventually need a stiffer shaft, as explained in 3 Best Junior Golf Driver Shafts for Kids in 2026.

Look at loft and head size

Higher lofts such as 15 degrees help beginners get the ball in the air, while larger heads add forgiveness on off-center hits.

Good picks for this: Orlimar ATS Junior Golf Driver Boys Age 5-8 and Orlimar ATS Left Handed Junior Golf Driver Ages 3-5

FAQ

Can a right-handed junior driver be used by a left-handed child?

No. A right-handed driver is built to be swung from the opposite side, so a left-handed child should use a left-handed club.

How do I know when to move up a driver size?

Watch for height outgrowing the listed range, a cramped setup, or a shaft that feels too short. Manufacturer height guides are a good starting point.

Should I consult a professional before buying?

A local PGA professional or junior golf instructor can check fit in person, which is especially useful for kids between size ranges.

Conclusion

The Orlimar ATS Left Handed Junior Golf Driver suits the youngest beginners, while the age 5-8 model fits kids who are ready for more length. Older juniors ages 9 to 12 will need the largest head and longest shaft in this group. Confirm the handedness and height range before ordering.

Sources

• Rules, equipment standards and guidance on club specifications
• Instruction resources and fitting advice for junior golfers

Related reading

• Junior Left Handed Driver: 4 Best Picks for Young Golfers (2026)
• Used Junior Left Handed Golf Clubs: 4 Best Picks for Growing Golfers

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